The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-02-11
ny and loan associations. By Mt Smith. {,
euulate the sale of nhurnlacy aud the sale O

ing and loan associations. BY Mt Smith. to
regulate the sale OF pharmacy and the sale of
potsons, and to prevent aduitcrRtion OF nedt-
cines: to declare aud protect the legal identity
Of married women: to place inmates OF insane
asyluns under protection OF the law by securing
them their postal rights: to require teachers of
public schools to keep record OF the visits of
county superintendents BY Mr.. McCumber, to
alnehd subdivision 10. section 81 of chapter 2G
the session III newspapers uf the territory. BY
MIR. Martin, to provide funds to pay the deh-
cheney on the erection, heating and furnishing
OF the normal school building and dormitory at
Madison
The bill to provide tor the support of in
aigent soldiers, sailors and marines WIS in
troduced, nnd under suspended rules passed
The Dill to provide for appointment of trus-
tees for the several public institutions OF the
territory was taken up, and the committee
amendments as to pay of trustees We're re-
ected, The bill was then referred to the
committee on charitable and penal institu-
cities to establish and maintain free librar-
ries was recommlted to be reported with
No. 1872 having same object. The council
bill to reimburse the trustees of the school
for deaf mutes for services rendered was
rejected-ayes 4, nays lS. The council bill
providing how tickets shall be prepared for
elections was amended by striking out
swhite printing paper" and its further con-
sideration was postponed to order of untin-
!>hed business tomorrow. The council bill
to remove the political disabilities of Henry
Michew, unfavotably reported, was recon-
mitted to the committee on territorial af-
fairs The council bill providing for sheriff's
pay or mileage for summoning Jurors was
amended by proviso that no additional
compensation shall be given for summon
ing statesmen. Pending consideration of this
bill the council adjourned.
THE HOUSE.
In the house MIR. Burnham sent to the
clerks desk and had read o series of rssolu-
a Cr n fA
Of Cass county. MI. Hobart offered the fol-
lowing:
Resolved. That the territorial treasury be re-
quested to furnish the house statement show
ing the balance OF cash on hand belonging to all
funds commencing with each quarter for pa
six years. Also that special committee OF five
be appointed by the speaker to draft bill :e-
suiring the treasurer hereafter to account to the
Territory OF Dakota for all interest received on
| any money deposited in banks by him, and re-
quiring him to deposit the funds of the terri
tory.
Sullivan wished to know the object of the
resolution. Was it aimed at any oney Ho-
bart said it was to secure to the territory in
terest on its funds Sullivan moved to lay
the motion on the table; seconded by Adams,
! and the motion prevailed. Mi. Mallory
moved that the different committees to
whom were referred the topics in. the gov
ernor's message report tomorrow MIR.
Shook moved to lay the motion on the table.
Lost After further discussion a motion to
amend by calling for the reports one week
from to-day prevailed and the motion as
| amended was adopted.
Bills introduced: by Burnham--To amend
an act entitled an act to insure better educa-
tion OF practitioners OF dental surgery" By
Sullivan TO attach the counties OF Pratt, Never,
Iripp. Gregory aud Lyman to the county OF
Dluie for Judicial purposes. By Ward-To
prevent s~fndiing. by making the purchaser of .
promissory note subject to all defenses which
might have been made against the original
holder. By Wnlsemutil--For the extension and
maintenance of Speaifish normal school and
provide for the location of alleys In cities incor-
poratcd towns and vlloges BY Hobnr.--A bill
Tor an act TO amend section ], chapters5. Gene
raj Laws 1888.
The following house bills We're read third
time and disposed Of
Providing for bounties for killing gophers.
To provide for damages done to live stock by
railroads; opposed by Greene. on the ground
that the bill would be imperative. Akens de-
Tended the bill, which WAS he said, substantially
that in force in Iowa. The bill passed-aycs SO.
naysd.
Relating to the duties of road masters and
| fixing compensation therefor. Passed-ayee IS,
| NAYS 4.
Authorizing bounties for killing black birds.
There was some opposition to this bill because
the amount OF the bounties Is not limited but 1t
| passed-ayes "a. nays II.
I The bill abolishng road poll tax was indefi-
niteiy postponed. The bill to secure to ex-
soldiers the rights guaranteed them by act of
| congress preference for employment IN public
| departments and elsewherr) passed-nyes 3G,
| nays5. The bill fixing the fees for filings by
| registers of deeds was Indefinitely postponed.
collect, without cost, wages due workingmen or
women was referred back to the judicial COM
| mittee by its author. Mr.. Cooper, who wished to
| explain It's provisions.